Longi, Soochow University unveil 34.0% perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell based on dual-anchored interfacial design - pv magazine Global
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Researchers at the University of Soochhow and Longi developed an interfacial strategy with ZrO2 that reduces recombination and leakage while improving load extraction in solar cells tandem of perovskita-silicon. The resulting device reached an open circuit voltage of 2.014 V and retained 84% of its initial efficiency after 2,000 hours.
Longi, Soochow University unveil 34.0% perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell based on dual-anchored interfacial design - pv magazine Global
Soochow University and Longi researchers developed a ZrO₂ interfacial strategy that reduces recombination and leakage while improving charge extraction in perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells. The resulting device achieved 2.014 V open-circuit voltage and retained 84% of its initial efficiency after 2,000 hours. The post Longi, Soochow University unveil 34.0% perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell based on dual-anchored interfacial design appeare…
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